7
(Amount supplied will vary with each size and style of burner)
STEP ONE:
Completely cover
Burner Pipes
(Figure 4A and Figure 5A) and
Ember Booster
(Figure 4B and Figure 5B) with
Pan Medium starting from rear of burner pan and moving toward leading edge. Use entire contents of bag provided, allowing
medium to spill over leading edge of burner pan (Figure 4C and Figure 5C). If using a Natural Gas burner the Pan Medium used
will be White Sand as shown in Figure 4. If using a Propane Gas burner, the Pan Medium used will be Volcanic Ash, as shown
in Figure 5. If using a Natural Gas model, the Volcanic Ash supplied can
be used as dressing for the firebox floor (See page 9).
NEVER
use White Sand inside a propane gas burner.
PAN MEDIUM
WARNING: NEVER
use White Sand inside a propane gas burner.
A) Natural Gas
B) Propane
STEP TWO:
Sprinkle a light covering of “ Ember Magic” over the Pan Medium (Figure 6A and Figure 6B). Pull apart
“Ember Magic” fiber material to enhance the glowing ember effect. Spread remaining “Ember Magic” around ends of pan
to add to the ember bed appearance. When done the Burner pan should look somewhat like the illustration below.
(See page 9 also)
FIGURE 6
C) Leading Edge
WARNING:
Failure to position the parts in accordance with these diagrams or failure to use only parts specifically
approved with this heater may result in property damage or personal injury.
A) Burner Pipes
B) Ember Booster
A) Burner Pipes
C) Leading Edge
NOTE: When installing a propane model insure that the air mixer hole is not blocked or covered.
B) Ember Booster
FIGURE 5
Propane Gas (Volcanic Ash and Embers Only)
FIGURE 4
Natural Gas (Sand and Embers Only)
Rear Truss
(Supports log stacking and positioning)
Rear Truss
(Supports log stacking and positioning)